Category Archives: Cardiac Nursing

Its been three weeks since Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed sounded the alarm over rising hospitalizations in the River Region, but the rise in cases has not slowed, and hospitalizations are now much higher than three weeks ago when Central Alabama was in the national spotlight. Continue reading →

The Dayton Daily News is profiling the people who work hard every day to save lives and take care of us. Continue reading →

During the height of the pandemic, one small NJ hospital accepted critical COVID-19 patients from hospitals in 4 states; reports High COVID-19 recovery success LAKEWOOD, NJ: When coronavirus hit NJ the hardest, the Long-Term Acute Care (LTAC) Specialty Hospital of Central Jersey hit back harder. Continue reading →

In this episode, Al interviews Jon Middleton, former cardiac nurse and teacher of health and social care (recorded 3-18-20). Continue reading →

For many, being a travel influencer is a full-time job, and not an easy one, but somehow Ebony Thyme, 27, does it in her spare time, when she isn't working as a nurse practitioner. Currently, she's battling the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic at a hospital in Brooklyn and staying in a hotel so as not to put her family at risk. Continue reading →

Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland started off todays COVID-19 task force briefing talking about child care. Continue reading →

Four Boston College graduates discussed the role of health care workers during the COVID-19 pandemic with hosts Joyce Edmonds, a professor in the Connell School of Nursing, and Brian Gareau, dean of the Core Curriculum, on BCs virtual Show @ 6 on Tuesday. The show began with a discussion of the graduates personal experiences working on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. I felt that it was a moral and social obligation and a calling that I had to use my Boston College education to care for children and their families during the most vulnerable times in their lives, said Catherine McQuade, BC 15, who currently works in the cardiac intensive care unit at Boston Childrens Hospital Continue reading →

Older age, male sex, obesity, and underlying illness have emerged as risk factors for UK patients experiencing severe Covid-19 and in some cases dying, according to researchers. The largest observational study to date found that the risk of death increased in the over 50s, as did being male, being obese, or having underlying heart, lung, liver and kidney disease Continue reading →

Due to the pandemic, we have included a special section on the Impact of COVID 19 on the Wireless Patient Monitor SystemMarket which would mention How the Covid-19 is Affecting the Industry, Market Trends and Potential Opportunities in the COVID-19 Landscape, Key Regions and Proposal for Wireless Patient Monitor System Market Players to battle Covid-19 Impact. Continue reading →

Dr. Nicole Nichols of St. Charles, a nurse and a DMACC adjunct nursing instructor, is working a grueling three-week stint in a COVID-19 hotspot in New York City Continue reading →